New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-24
LET ALL MEN GIVE THANKS.
THOUSANDS GO EAST FOR THIS PURPOSE.
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR OBSERVING TIE
NATIONAL FESTIVAL SERVICES, FEAST
ING AND GAMES.

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for fun.
The exodus by train and boat yesterday Of
| people who preferred TO eat their ThanKssiv-
ing feast in the country was IuIly
up the average The Grand Central station was lho
scene of hurry and commoon all day. For tho accom-
mediation OF tho and daughters OF the Purtans ana
their Offspring who sought their ancestral rocks ana NILS
where the "day we celebrate" had It's BIRTH the New
| York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company ran
five double trains. at H. l. 3, and 430 o'clock The
first section OF each composed Of all drawins-room
second oday coaches Many who did not get
away by took the sound steamers Extra day and
parler coaches wsrc on the New-York Central tho
Pennsylvania the Erie the West Shore and Central
OF New Jersey made necessary by tho extra rush, Tho
! Long Island Lehigh and Delaware. Lac&awsnna and
Western trains also went out crowded. Many going up
tie hudson took the Troy and Albany boats.
| All day long there was busy thrOng in Washington
Market. aud tho din OF buying and selling
was unusually loud. The dealers had laid in
a tremendous amount or hsh. flesh AMI fowl
ntcpation OF tue Thanksgiving Day demand but the
brskness OF business enough To Justify this proyis
| ion. A lively competition was expected between the
dealers in West Washington Market and the
retail dealers OF poultry and game, because the former
were sclils a. retail prices
There talk boycott. and an attempt was made
get the retail dealers not to buy poultry from
any mission merchant. who wonld not promise not
the retail trade; aud 1t was proposed that
the turkeys and other Thanksgiving fare should
| be shipped directly from tho country to The
retailer All these preparations for fight. however, re-
suited in nothing more than little bandyIns OF hard
and knitting OF brows at tue opening o. the day
| trade
In the Protestant Episcopal and Roman Catholic
Churches the usual Thanksgiving services will take place
al the usual morning hour to-day Ihe Methodist Epis
copal Churches II west slic south OF Ihriieth ST.
viii hold the Bedford street Church at
! IL H. The love feast VIII take place at 1870 p M
Thanksgiving services Will bs held Ut All souls Church.
| Fourthaye and Trcntleth-st.; the Church OF tho
Divine Paternity, Fifh-ave and Forty ifta-s. the
Madison Avenue Reformed Church. at Fiftyscventh.st;
| TIE Madison square Presbyterian Church. the FAth
Avenue la past Church. the West PresDy Church
ami Dewitt Chapel. Twenty ninths'.
Bi,uop J. H. Hobart Brown vii lay the cornerstone
Of the Episcopal Church OF the Rcieemer at Eighty
second ST aud Patkaye., az $50 p m.
! Archbishop Corrkan will Dedicate th- Roman
Catholic Church Of t. John the Evan sest at FityGrs
ST. Flrstdye.. ami administer tic rte OF conngma
ton TO roo ,nl.ire a. u. ~
! Professor Henry LspH;cr principal Of tls Hebrew
Technical school, viii MAKE Thanksgiving address IN
Temple Beth H. siAty.tbird.t md Lex!Hgionaye, at
! 1890 m rAe metropolitan Mlseam VI Art. tho
American Museum OF Natural History and the Leuox
Library VIII be open. Tho Cus.'m House will 10
| closed
TIE DAY with the Manhattan Athletic Club will be de-
voted the aunu. handicap eco'.-country run. The
start will De al a. III from tho WoodDiue Hotel
! High Bridge distance five miles. The CLUB Oilers i've
medals. open ~ a.. amateurs.
The Nassau Athletic club wiz have its Thonksgiyins
| bu,c,que .anes at Washington Park Brooklyn begin
uiuc -, 2:31 p NJ Among he attractions promised
| the nvc-mile foot.raco between l. Freetn. or
Nassau Athletic C.Go aud j. d. Lloyd, o. the Prospect
NJ. ramadrl- free Thanksgiving Dinner for the poor
Will givcu the II Andrews coffee sia.d, No 10
Inc astcrn none,ari cao. foot OF Eas one hunirc /
Tscrpr,on % is .ucc--suI fcow.Hsmb@r,. Juig--eect
MARITIME n'trict Aiorney'eec ct re"oNs atsis ,ehat"r
elect cantor. Judge eject Falon. Assembly uaL-eect
! % Oh. or. and Alderman elect lluObelL
- .se We.oya, rniver.ity srAinst the TAI
yer.ty VI fcunsylyaAiAA At a. ana Harvard against
Soonei tsvanaugb will lead the Goth Regimen in full
military dre,, 10 -. Monlc"s Church NJ -eveny-nInn,
It ani irstaVe where mass viii DC osieDFatel al y
! Inc American Female Guardian society and Home for
the rte ndess xiii provide good dinner for srvcra!
hundred children ~ the HONE. 20 - Last IwcutY-
HON. win ne fei the several in-
dusal schools which nc society has under its care
There connected with these schools some i've six
thousand children and ths socsty does not mean that
any 81 thcm shall 20 hungry On lhanh,siving Day
and cy-r,sc Of great p-sge, lnc!Ins sln-ing. rect
! toas aud ctistnrnes oy tine Hirel Scve.n hundred
cnildren will SIT down 10 ter Thanksgiving dinner at
o .sS, after watch TIE annual dinner wi" he served TO
lie lIorar4 Mission and Home for Ii;tle Wan lerers
viii give twonty,XiE annual Thanksgiving dinncr to
| rue Home Relief Associat al Va. i-G East Four
feminist widlstrbu,e to the poor materss TO mako
| for themselves a substantial Thanksgiving dinner III
IJin. tnrkSy. chickens meat. vegetables coffee
'usa De% .o ,IaCIrr' s Of p mseao Virgin
viii take IT, Sltes tneir annual ThAnAsgYIn. trip
services vii 6s hell at g.. Barnabas's IIome. 20 3oi
Muberrvst. at 1880 a. M. aftsr which dinner vii 100
served the chtren OF the day nursery ana 81 mo
susIay Industrial schools. AMI tae!t poor mothers
WIZ p nj cam n.u.e a, 81. III Fast Ei.h
| teenth-st., No II Aow-Chanosrsst and Ne 81 East
Broadway tho day Will be celebrated Win TIE usual
Tue pupil. Of the wilson Industrial school at st.
/ ..l. haXa flefra
nus dinner. viii also sae Inmates OF the Free iiome
for pe.t@;s & 1t NO .1 tisTs@' p s aud 0
Chdrer Of The Inda n 5sA".l Fl the Unsd
| provided with dinner by Mrs J. Lisuthal
rho children OF The Coored orphan Asylum at one
hun ani.fory thiri-st and Tenth ave, Will be
furnished with al .ae dinner That they stow away.
! The New-lors Msenuerehor WI lay inc cornerstone
Of heir new hal. IN East riiysI'h So between 'ecoad
and Ihrd svos at o'clock The members and guests
VIII assemble al Terrace Garden ,,n, hav. chair
usual lea. day pApor-chaso from Gregorys broadway
The A.s"cation Of the Regiment OF Infantry. Sew
YORK Volunteers. Wilson's Zouave, VIII hold is MIRA
annual %.ens at oe a. AN ANA 'S ohc G business III.
Th,naSgyipg luncheon viii ne served 800
The fe club OF the sih Regiment VII! spend lhe DAY al
HInpson. Crawford 4 simpson their sshi or nine
huursd empoycs turkey eacA AT the close o. business
In. Warrington Heights PRESBYTERIAN aud tho Metho-
dist Episcopal churches vii. hold union service a. tho
pnE.o,y,ng entertainment will be given tho
Allen street Motnoiist Epscopa! Church tut, eVenint
Proceeds to for Christina. gs Tor Tao SUNDAY ''Ao''
| children. .- III, .,..,.
TGc Ksy Mr. Kimball who has made 20 many religious
n tue steps Of the CITY a. WI distribute ssmo
food TO day 20 the destitute and needy, proV.drd 40
| receives Il ts distribute, but he Is unao1o 10
max. n special feature OF Thanksgiving paT
services and gfs. lie has two regular
days Zach week. wSine,iay .nl Friday ior istrenlas
smgl forI n, /, gwen FOR the benefit " IN, hungry
and pennies II he does not receive extra 'ontrlOn
oas from who AID him In hi, work no viii be un
nblc 10 gi,o ont anythiu. 20 I. There shonsi De no
,annenmea' ami feeling that he failod & carry
out his plans no 10 not able 10 do anything on this holt
! Fay. - ,, , T., ,.,.
AMI parstrs manics viii he the features to
d,y In Brooklyn. Dr. Lyman Abbott VIII preach IN
| Plymouth; Dr ralmage IN tho boInaclc which VII.
II, slaurately decorated with agricultural products,
| pr A. Is kendig In the Hanson Place Methodist EpSco
| nal church Dr.. ". G. L. Rhoadcs In the WASHINGTON